Dàoliushuǐ Gold Mine Ruins

Dàoliushuǐ Gold Mine Ruins

The Dàoliushuǐ Gold Mine Ruins are a cultural heritage protection unit of Hebei Province.

The Dàoliushuǐ Gold Mine Ruins date back to 1933 and are located in Dàlùquān Village, Guàlányù Town, Xīnglóng County, Chengde City. On October 20, 2008, the ruins were designated as part of the fifth batch of provincial-level cultural heritage protection units by the People's Government of Hebei Province.

Guàlányù Town: Guàlányù Town is located 55 kilometers southeast of Xīnglóng County. To the southeast, it borders Bāguàlǐng Manchu Ethnic Township; to the northeast, it crosses Yànfēilǐng and adjoins Nántiānmén Manchu Ethnic Township; to the southwest, it faces the Eastern Qing Tombs in Zūnhuà City across the Great Wall; to the northwest, it neighbors Xīnglóng Town; and directly to the west, it lies adjacent to Qīngsōnglǐng Town across Tiānchēng Mountain. The town covers a total area of 199 square kilometers, governs 13 administrative villages, 109 resident groups, and had 3,916 households and 13,972 residents in 2018.

The main river within the territory of Guàlányù Town is the Zhōu River. There are three reservoirs in the area: Érbāzi Reservoir, Lóngdòngyù Reservoir, and Jīnshānzǐ Reservoir. More detailed information about Guàlányù Town++

Further Reading:

· Fifth Batch of Cultural Heritage Protection Units of Hebei Province